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- Zoom Sued for Allegedly Illegally Disclosing Personal Data
- Walmart Amps Up Its Virus Response for Workers
- Viewpoint: What the Government Can and Should Do in Response to COVID-19
- Bayer Pays $39.5 Million to Settle Roundup False-Ad Lawsuits
- Insurers Push Back Against Legislation on Business Interruption Claims
- Crime Drops in Lockdown, Domestic Violence Risk Climbs
- Viewpoint: Keeping Your Cases Moving During the COVID-19 Crisis
- Coronavirus Is Delaying Vital Safety Work Across Oil and Gas
- Bosses Panic-Buy Spy Software to Keep Tabs on Remote Workers
- Viewpoint: Observations on Climate and Pandemics
- Another Restaurant Files Suit to Force Coverage for Virus Shutdown
- Coronavirus-Related Crimes Capitalize on Global Fear, Panic
- U.S. Corporate Crisis Bailouts May Prove Bonanza For Insider Trading, New Study Warns
- As Coronavirus Hits Memorial Services, U.S. Funeral Homes Struggle to Adapt
- Paul Tudor Jones Sees Regular Virus Testing, Isolation In Future
- Ford’s Plan to Gradually Reopen U.S. Factories Concerns UAW
- Insurers Brace For Coronavirus Hit to ‘Event Driven’ D&O Line
- Native American Casino Owner Sues Lloyd’s, AIG Over Coronavirus Losses
- Two Fiat Chrysler Workers Die After Positive Coronavirus Tests
- Insurer Paid Claim to Avoid Bad Faith; Reimbursed Because of Misrepresentation
- Business News: Amerisure, MedRisk and Crawford & Co.
- Virus Fight Insurers Thought They’d Dodged Is Looming Anyway
- Beazley: Ransomware Attacks Increasingly Paired With Data Breach
- Viewpoint: Why Insurers Should Care About Protecting Tow Operators From COVID-19
- Public Pressure Growing for Insurers to Be Part of Coronavirus Solution
- States Shielded From Copyright Suits, Supreme Court Rules
- For Large Companies, Odds Are Even For a Cyberattack This Year
- Locked-Down Lawyers Warned Alexa Is Hearing Confidential Calls
- Anti-Vaccine Ex-MMA Fighter Sues Facebook For Kicking Him Off
- Threat of Sick Workers at U.S. Meat Plants Forces Policy Changes
- ‘Run Toward the Crisis’: Some Employers Balk at Remote Work
- Consumer Groups Want Premium Offsets as Virus Shutdowns Reduce Miles Driven
- Analysis: Recession, Fear of Job Loss, and Return to Work
- Rain, More Than Wind, Led to Massive Toppling of Trees in Hurricane Maria
- Highway Safety Administration Proposes Revising Auto Safety Rules to Speed Self-Driving Cars
- FDA Urges Virtual Patient Visits as Coronavirus Disrupts Clinical Trials
- Katy Perry Wins ‘Dark Horse’ Trial, Calming Music Industry
- Viewpoint: In Case You Were Wondering, It’s Legal to Close State Borders
- Uber, Lyft Suspend Pooled Rides to Limit Spread of Coronavirus
- Business Asks Government to Act to Avert ‘Devastating’ Hit
- Employers Navigate Virus Pandemic Without Firm Guidelines
- Tornado-Hit Tenn. Historic Buildings Face Difficult Choice
- U.S. Health Agency Suffers Cyber-Attack During Covid-19 Outbreak
- Billionaire Sacklers Don’t Deserve Bankruptcy Shield, States Say
- Toys ‘R’ Us Creditors Sue Directors and Private-Equity Owners
- Want to Sue Because of a Coronavirus Quarantine? Good Luck
- Southwest Air 737 Fuselage Crack, Pressure Loss Probed by FAA
- Virus Impact on Comp Limited; Some Insurers Pledge to Cover Medical and Emergency Workers
- ‘Spillway’ for Electrons Could Keep Lithium Metal Batteries From Catching Fire
- 3 Former Track Athletes Suing NCAA, Coach Over Alleged Abuse
- Sedgwick Expands Service Offerings to Help Employers Cope with Coronavirus
- Boeing to Separate 737 Max Wire Bundles Before Jet’s Return to Service
- U.S. ‘Dangerously Insecure’ in Preparing for Major Cyber-Attacks
- NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS Closing Locker Rooms Amid Virus Scare
- Two People Who Attended Cyber Event Contract Coronavirus
- Bausch Yanked Online Prescribing After Dermatologist Backlash
- Boeing Plans Full Drawdown of $13.825 Billion Loan
- Business News: Cambridge Mobile Telematics, Kingstone and Insurity, Fullerton Beck
- Juul Labs Sought to Court State AGs as Teen Vaping Surged
- She Thought She Had Health Insurance, but Was Left Owing $40,000
- Uber’s Challenge to Balance Driver Safety With Customer Privacy
- Nursing Homes Face Catastrophic Mix of Virus and Lax Oversight
- Carnival’s Princess Sued by Passengers Over Virus Cruise
- Insurers Win Again – Mostly – in Antitrust Lawsuits Filed by Body Shops
- Bayer Investor Sues Top Officials for ‘Disastrous’ Monsanto Deal
- Why Did Boeing’s Warning on 737 Max Fail to Stop Second Crash?
- Coronavirus Outbreak Expands Risk of Cyberattack
- Boeing Hit With Proposed $19.7 Million Fine for 737 Lapses
- This Week’s PLRB Claims Conference Cancelled Due to Concern Over Coronavirus
- Science Says: How Risky is That Virus? Your Mind May Mislead
- Hyundai Joins Kia in Another Recall to Prevent Engine Fires
- As Climate Fight Intensifies, U.S. States Seek to Block Local Natural-Gas Bans
- Claims People: Chubb, Topa, Greenberg Traurig
- Business News: HomeCare Connect, Roost, Consolidated Claims Group
- Ford to Make It Easy for Drivers to Hook Into Allstate Telematics Program
- Marsh Seeks 2020’s Best Cybersecurity Products
- Chubb Expands North American Claims Leadership with Hazelton, Watt
- Building Information Modeling Pitched as Claims Management Tool
- Parametric Insurance Could Offer Hotels Relief from Coronavirus Cancellations
- It’s Mostly Conference-as-Usual For Insurance Amid Coronavirus (Except No Handshakes)
- One Square Kilometer of Wetlands Worth $1.8M in Storm Damage Prevention
- Alphabet’s Waymo Raises $2.25 Billion For Driverless Cars
- Mass Killings Database: Workplace Shootings Remain Rare
- Coronavirus Rumors Spread on App Cripple Los Angeles’ Koreatown
- Americans Are Paying $34 Billion Too Much for Houses in Flood Plains
- Apple to Pay Up to $500 Million to Settle U.S. Lawsuit Over Slow iPhones
- Mixed Messages, Test Delays Hamper U.S. Coronavirus Response
- U.S. Farmers and Shippers Face Huge Losses From Flooding Again
- FAA Tells Boeing More Training For 737 Max Pilots May Be Needed
- Business News: Nationwide and Notion, FileTrac and Hover, Octo and ICBC
- Insurers Say Malpractice Claims Rising for Architects and Engineers
